Jeremy Irons Believes in Marriage – New interview from stop.hu

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Translated from Hungarian:

Jeremy Irons, there is no better system

Jeremy Irons has spent a long time shooting in Hungary. The Academy Award and Golden Globe winning British actor has been happily married for decades. His wife is actress Sinéad Cusack, they have two sons.

Marriage provides a framework to raise children. There are countries where it is useful to be married due to the tax system, in other cultures it signals that “off with your hands”! Personally, I believe it is still the best institution to raise a child. If I had fallen in love with someone, with whom we hadn’t wanted children, I would not have been interested in this bond, but if your intents are serious, then marriage is the only way. There are storms in all marriages, but the kids need two parents, even if you argue sometimes – says Jeremy Irons, who believes in marriage.

Not that marriage is a walk in the park, but it is important in raising children. My kids have already flew out, but every parent knows that kids do not ever really fly out. They need maternal-paternal care even when they are over thirty. And deep down it is important for them to know mum and dad are fine.

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Jeremy Irons at the Raindance Film Festival

Jeremy Irons was on hand at the Apollo Cinema in Piccadilly Circus in London for the Raindance Independent Film Festival screening of his documentary Trashed, on Saturday 29 September 2012.

He and director Candida Brady also participated in a Q & A session after the screening.

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Jeremy Irons in Madrid, Spain – September 2012

Original article and photos from the Mail Online

Jeremy Irons and Sinead Cusack were in Madrid, Spain the weekend after Jeremy’s birthday in 2012.  Jeremy was in town to participate in a TimesTalks Madrid interview on Friday 21 September. 

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Jeremy Irons at IFI 1992 Day Screening of ‘Waterland’

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Kicking off their month-long IFI20 celebrations, Saturday 1 September, 2012, moviegoers took a trip down memory lane back to the 90s with Irish Film Institute 1992 Day! The IFI was delighted to welcome Jeremy Irons and Sinéad Cusack who partnered in Waterland, the very first film publicly screened at the IFI in its new home in Temple Bar.

Screening as part of 20/20 Legacy Films season, Waterland was followed by the post-screening Q&A with Jeremy and Sinead and hosted by writer and film critic, Paul Lynch.

For more information on IFI20 Celebrations, visit http://www.ifi.ie/ifi20.
See full 20/20 Legacy Films schedule on http://www.ifi.ie/20-20.

Photos by Renee Summers,
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and from ContactMusic

Sam Irons – I don’t want to get over you – Photo Exhibit

The photography exhibit “I don’t want to get over you” by Sam Irons, is on display from 31 May – 12 June 2012, at the A. Elfes Monumental Masons, 17 Osborn St., E1 6TD London, England.

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Jeremy Irons on ‘The View’ 23 April 2012

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Jeremy Irons and Sinead Cusack at BAM

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In March 2012, Friends of BAM were invited to join Friends of BAM Chairs Sinead Cusack and Jeremy Irons for a special screening of their 1988 film Stealing Beauty. This coming of age story explores the relationships of Lucy, an American teenager visiting Tuscany, and the eccentric residents she encounters, including Irons as a dying playwright and Cusack as one of her hosts. The couple recounted their experience of making the film in an exclusive introduction to the audience.

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Jeremy Irons in St. Moritz

Jeremy Irons was in St. Moritz recently to ski and to attend the Gunter Sachs Memorial Service, St.Moritz, Switzerland – 24 Feb 2012 – at the Dracula Club in the Hotel Waldhaus Am See.

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Old friends Jeremy Irons and Maryam Sachs strolls around St Moritz arm-in-arm on skiing trip

By Daily Mail Reporter

They had the ease of a couple who have been friends for years as they strolled around St Moritz arm-in-arm.

Actor Jeremy Irons and writer Maryam Sachs were seen taking in the scenery in the Swiss ski resort last week, looking thrilled to be in each others’ company.

The pair walked along in the resort, looking in the shop windows, as they headed back after a long day of skiing.

Old friends: Jeremy Irons was seen strolling around the Swiss ski resort of St Moritz with Maryam Sachs last weekOld friends: Jeremy Irons was seen strolling around the Swiss ski resort of St Moritz with Maryam Sachs last week

Jeremy, 63, looked typically eccentric in his cord trousers, red jumper, leather gilet and grey hat, teamed with a red scarf and black boots.

Meanwhile, Iran-born Maryam wore a fur-trimmed hat, fringed jacket and leggings, accessorised with a pair of knee-high boots.

Jeremy, who is happily married to Irish actress Sinead Cusack, has been out of the spotlight in recent months, but will be returning to his acting roots in the two television movies Henry IV, Part I and Part II later this year.

It's been a long day: Jeremy carried his skiis and ski poles as he headed back after a full day of skiingIt’s been a long day: Jeremy carried his skis and ski poles as he headed back after a full day of skiing.
Deep in conversation: Writer Maryam and actor Jeremy appeared deep in conversation at points during their walk togetherDeep in conversation: Writer Maryam and actor Jeremy appeared deep in conversation at points during their walk together

The British actor takes the title role of the monarch in the movies, which will also star Downton Abbey’s Michelle Dockery and War Horse star Tom Hiddleston.

Confirming the cast earlier this year, Pippa Harris, Executive Producer, Neal Street Productions, said: We are delighted to confirm Jeremy Irons and Tom Hiddleston as our remaining Kings who, along with Ben Whishaw as Richard II, are leading a phenomenally talented ensemble of cast and crew.

‘With the support of NBC Universal and the BBC, we have been able to bring a new scale to the films never before attempted for television.’

The television films will be aired as part of BBC Two’s Shakespeare season later this year.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2108243/Jeremy-Irons-Maryam-Sachs-strolls-St-Moritz-arm-arm-skiing-trip.html#ixzz1nnkBol5N

Gunter Sachs Memorial Service 2012 in St.Moritz

Gunter Sachs Memorial Service 2012 in St.Moritz

Gunter Sachs Memorial Service 2012 in St.Moritz

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‘Margin Call’ London Premiere Photos and Video

Photos and video from the London premiere of Margin Call at the VUE Cinema Leicester Square, on 9 January 2012.

Photos via various sources.  No copyright infringement intended.

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Jeremy Irons Interviewed for Hungarian TV

Jeremy Irons was interviewed by Nava Aniko at Korda Studios in Etyek, Hungary, recently. The 40-minute interview will be broadcast on Hungarian TV on 22 December at 20:10.

All photos by Zirig Árpád

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In the interview, Jeremy not only spoke about movies and Hollywood, but about his worldview. He does not consider himself a politician and he does not believe in the death penalty. Jeremy also tells his view of how Budapest has changed over the years.

Also in the interview:
- he’s not into politics, and doesn’t believe in any kind of ‘-ism’
- he doesn’t attend services at the Anglican church – “my wife and kids are Catholics”
- Doesn’t believe in death penalty – “because it doesn’t stop criminality”
- why he believes in love – “God is love, and it means to me that love is the answer for everything”
- what he thinks about power, money and fame – “it means more people know me than how many I know”
- what’s his advice to his son Max – “go until you find what makes you happy”

The British actor starred in Istvan Szabo’s Being Julia in 2004, which was filmed partly in Budapest.

Irons conducts the conversation in Hungarian as well, announcing in the interview Merry Christmas greetings to all in Hungarian.

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